Clone Source is a Colorado-based cannabis genetics business focused on rooted cannabis clones and cultivar records. The catalog is built to give growers a practical place to compare lineage, breeder attribution, price, and current availability before requesting fulfillment.
The useful distinction is not simply whether a plant is called a clone. It is whether the record identifies what the plant is, where the mother stock came from, what health information is available, and what the buyer should expect when the order is prepared. Clone Source organizes those details around the individual catalog record and confirms current terms before shipment.
That record-first approach also gives growers a practical way to communicate with the team. A question about a cultivar can reference its listed breeder, lineage, current stock, testing documentation, and delivery requirements instead of relying on a broad name alone. When a detail is not documented, the honest answer is to request it before ordering.
Genetics Begin With a Traceable Record
A cultivar name is only a starting point. Clone Source records connect a named strain to its listed breeder and lineage information when that data is available. That gives a grower a better basis for comparing an indica-dominant, sativa-dominant, or hybrid choice with the intended garden, production plan, and available space.
Mother-stock provenance also matters because a rooted cutting should represent a known source rather than an unverified label. Ask the genetics team to confirm the current provenance and documentation for the specific record you are considering; older records, new propagation cycles, and availability changes should not be assumed to be identical.
A Plant-Health Process, Not a Single Badge
Clone Source states that its screening scope includes HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium PCR testing. Testing information should be reviewed alongside the relevant sample or batch details. A laboratory result supports a purchasing decision for the tested material, while receiving inspection, quarantine, sanitation, and ongoing observation remain important after delivery.
Integrated pest management is another part of the starting-material process. The IPM guarantee and arrival support are subject to the current order terms, so keep those terms with your order record. If a shipment arrives with a concern, photograph the package and plant condition promptly and contact the team within the published claim window.
Built Around the Grower's Decision
Home growers may prioritize a manageable cultivar, a particular aroma or structure, and a clear acclimation plan. Commercial cultivators may need a consistent strain mix, documentation for their records, and a conversation about quantity and scheduling. The same catalog can serve both use cases when the buyer reviews the details instead of treating every clone as interchangeable. In both settings, the useful habit is to separate documented characteristics from preferences or assumptions.
Clone Source fulfills from Colorado and confirms destination eligibility, pricing, availability, and applicable order terms before fulfillment. The public catalog is a comparison tool; the final order conversation is where the current record, documentation, and shipping details are verified.
What We Can Confirm From the Catalog
Clone Source currently maintains 39 cataloged strain records. Published catalog pricing starts at $50 and reaches $1,000 for listed records, with commercial pricing conversations available at 100 or more clones. Current stock can change, so treat the live catalog and direct confirmation as the source for an order decision.
Browse the cannabis clone catalog, read how testing is documented, or contact orders@clone-source.com and (720) 375-5261 with a question about a specific cultivar.